Sauna

Like it or not, people are obsessed with the way they look, and the way others perceive them. It’s just one of those fallible parts of being a human being. During the recent years of recession, did you know that over $10 billion was spent each year on cosmetic procedures and plastic surgery?? WOW! Billions … Read More

Winter is here, and along with it cold and flu season.  You can do your body a big favor and make regular sauna use a part of your daily routine. It can help you combat those pesky viruses. There have been many studies that show regular sauna use is excellent for arthritis, asthma, and chronic … Read More

  Did you know how terrific sauna use is in producing healthy, glowing skin? Regular sauna use can help get rid of acne, dry flaky skin, open up clogged pores, and reduce wrinkles, blackheads and zits! Sitting in a sauna causes the blood vessels in the skin to dilate to accommodate the increased blood flow … Read More

Infrared sauna use can be good for your entire body, and studies show that it could have great benefits for your cardiovascular health. Many medical journals have reported on studies using infrared sauna therapy to address the symptoms of congestive heart failure, arrhythmia and more. The results of one such study were reported in the … Read More

Since Oregon Hot Tub began offering its line of Finnleo Steam Saunas, it’s been interesting to explore the world of sauna. Americans are really quite new to the idea of daily at-home sauna use, but the Finns? Well, that’s another story altogether. Here are some interesting tidbits about traditional steam saunas that may pique your … Read More

Did you know…? Light therapy (also known as phototherapy or heliotherapy) is an alternative way to boost the health benefits of sauna use? Studies have shown that different colors of lighting can help the human body with a variety of health issues. From seasonal affective disorder (or SAD—common to many in the Northwest in the … Read More

Well…it’s New Year’s Eve. 2013 is just around the corner knocking on the door, and it’s time for that dreaded of traditions: making resolutions for the coming year! Here’s some interesting info regarding resolutions: It is estimated that 45% of Americans make New Year’s resolutions, but only 8% are successful in achieving them. BUT, here’s … Read More